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Omitting source files from PC-LINT checking

2015-03-02T11:50:48.668000Z

I have a project which includes several files which are not used by the build (they're example files for a library), but which have to be included in the source due to the licence for the library.

Unfortunately when CPPChecker checks these files (using PC-Lint), I get a ton of errors added to the Problems list.

How can I exclude these files from Lint checking?

#5 Problems configuring CppChecker for PC-lint

2013-07-06T17:58:41.663000Z

status: open --> pending
assigned_to: Michael Schulte

#5 Problems configuring CppChecker for PC-lint

2013-07-03T12:15:35.648000Z

PC-lint configuration files

#5 Problems configuring CppChecker for PC-lint

2013-07-03T12:15:14.290000Z

Screenshot with Eclipse settings

Problems configuring CppChecker for PC-lint

2013-07-03T12:12:46.006000Z

Hello,

I wanted to use CppChecker together with PC-lint. My problem is that I don't see any error markers in the editor. I've tried the Indigo and Kepler releases of Eclipse. The dialogs for configuring CppChecker are a little bit different between the two versions (see attached screenshots, especially Indigo_CppChecker_Settings_PC-Lint_Settings.png and Keppler_CppChecker_Settings_PC-Lint_Settings.png).
The source code is targeted for a MSP430 microcontroller and the compiler we use is the one from the IAR Embedded Workbench.
The installed features for CppChecker are the "CppChecker Feature" and the "CppChecker PcLint Parser".

Regards
Martin

Problems configuring CppChecker for PC-lint

2013-07-03T12:12:46.006000Z

Ticket 5 has been modified: Problems configuring CppChecker for PC-lint
Edited By: Michael Schulte (mischu)
Status updated: u'open' => u'pending'
Owner updated: None => u'mischu'

CDT based IDE (Metaware)

2011-02-24T10:42:23Z

Hi support (which I assume will be Michael?),

I'm trying to use the CppChecker with an eclipse based IDE (using CDT) by Metaware. I'm not thinking that you'll know the specific IDE but perhaps I can check that CppChecker will work with the version of eclipse it is using?

The IDE version is derive from CDT 6.0 and has (unknown) customisations.
The Eclipse platform is Version: 3.5.1

Minus the unknown customisations, is there any incompatibilities with the versions listed?

Also, the CppChecker logging doesn't appear to work when directing it to the console. It does work when directing it to a file. I get the following error.
> Warning: no files to check in call to checkResources!

So, it seems like the project file might not be read correctly. On thing that crossed my mind was that we use linked resources. Would that impact the plugin.. .i.e., can it deal with these?

Many thanks in advance,
James

.C filename cut off when passed to gcc

2009-05-04T16:28:21Z

I'm not sure if it's my configuration, but for some reason CPPChecker is cutting off the fronts of filenames before they passed to gcc. For instance I save a file (with autobuild) named 'physics_modules/FEMDiffusion/FEMDiffusion.C', and CPPChecker generates the console command:
gcc -c -Wall ics_modules/FEMDiffusion/FEMDiffusion.C

which is missing the first 4 characters in the filename.

.C filename cut off when passed to gcc

2009-05-02T00:27:40Z

which is missing the first 4 characters in the filename.

CppUnit test not running

2009-03-20T00:06:03Z

Would really like to get CppChecker working as it looks like a great plug-in and the missing piece of the puzzle to get the CppUnit experience up to JUnit standards.

Installed CppChecker as per instructions on the website into Eclipse CDT 5.0.2 on Eclipse 3.4.2. Included the CppUnit, Doxygen and gcc parsers.

Activated the CppUnit parser in project settings, rebuilt the project and ran the tests. No signs of the CppChecker plug-in working.

Opened the "C++ UnitTests" view and there is a single button to run my test file. When I click this I get the message "Tests not yet run in XXX" and nothing else happens.

I've changed various settings but can't seem to get anything working.